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Khalil Herbert is being activated from IR, while Chase Claypool and N'Keal Harry should be on track to play Saturday. The news on Teven Jenkins is "encouraging" per Eberflus.

Related Players: David Montgomery

The 2021 sixth-round selection was having a great year up until Week 10, including a 20-157-2 performance in Week 3 and a 16-99-1 performance in Week 8, the latter of which came with David Montgomery in the lineup. Montgomery should hold on to the team's RB1 role, but his ceiling his further capped with Herbert's return.

Broncos ruled out Russell Wilson for Sunday’s game.

Related Players: Brett Rypien

No matter your feelings on Wilson or the Broncos in general, there is no denying that the offense has been a disaster over the course of the first season of their marriage. Last week's 28-34 loss to the Chiefs was the first time this season that the team had scored more than 23 points. Brett Rypien is absolutely a stay-away this week but he should be able to support a WR2/3 game out of Jerry Jeudy.

Bears ruled out wide receiver Chase Claypool for Sunday’s game against the Eagles.

Related Players: Equanimeous St. Brown, Dante Pettis, Byron Pringle

The state of the Bears wide receiver depth chart is in utter disarray, and none of the above options can be trusted for your playoff matchup.

Panthers WR D.J. Moore, who exited Sunday's win early, will have imaging done today on his ankle. Tests will determine the seriousness of the injury.

Moore was in on 69/72 offensive snaps on Sunday, and his only fantasy output came on two rushes for six yards. He has been a borderline fantasy bust, with a rotating cast at quarterback, and now, possible finger and ankle ailments. Laviska Shenault led the team in targets (four) in Sam Darnold's second start of the season.

Chargers WR Mike Williams is not listed on the team’s injury report today and is now poised to play Sunday night vs. the Dolphins.

Related Players: Keenan Allen, DeAndre Carter, Josh Palmer

Williams' return will eat into Keenan Allen's ceiling but both should be in starting lineups for Week 14. Josh Palmer can now be considered a low-end WR3 while DeAndre Carter is back off of the fantasy radar.

Chargers’ WR Mike Williams was upgraded from limited participant in practice Wednesday to full participant today.

Related Players: Keenan Allen, Josh Palmer, DeAndre Carter

Williams' return will eat into Keenan Allen's ceiling but they will both be fantasy viable should he return in full. Palmer and Carter can be considered afterthoughts again.

For a second straight day, Chargers’ WR Mike Williams was listed as a non-participant in practice due to his ankle injury.

Related Players: Josh Palmer, Keenan Allen

Things aren't trending in the right direction for Williams yet again, which keeps Josh Palmer firmly in the WR2/3 radar as he steps into his place. Last week, Austin Ekeler received an astounding 15 targets, but that is unlikely to repeat no matter the status of Williams or Keenan Allen.

Bears receiver Darnell Mooney is out for the remainder of the season with an ankle injury he suffered in Sunday’s loss to the Jets, coach Matt Eberflus said Monday.

Related Players: Chase Claypool, Dante Pettis, Byron Pringle

Chase Claypool should get the most run with Mooney's absence considering they just made a move for him but the modest target share could be spread around the team's mediocre fantasy options. It's possible rookie Velus Jones gets more run as the season wraps up.